About Anderson MacKeigan LLP

Anderson MacKeigan LLP is a Toronto firm built around two practices: real estate, and corporate and commercial law. On the property side it works for owners, managers and developers of commercial and residential portfolios, from newer players to long-established ones, and it also offers specialized help with residential transactions of the more complex kind. Its client list mixes entrepreneurs at both the emerging and established stages with many of the GTA's residential and commercial landlords and developers.

Patrick A. Anderson and Megan MacKeigan founded the firm in 2012. Since being called to the bar, Pat has stayed involved in training and accrediting Ontario's new lawyers: Pat taught real estate seminars in the old Bar Admission Course, was asked to write real estate questions once the Law Society of Ontario moved to barrister and solicitor licensing exams in 2005, and in 2022 joined the Law Society's Solicitor Advisory Committee (Real Estate), the body that manages those mandatory exams. Megan finished a JD at Osgoode Hall Law School and an MBA at the Schulich School of Business, both at York University, in 2011.

Egin Kongoli came to the firm with a background in civil and commercial litigation, including construction and real estate disputes, and can work with clients in English, French or Arabic. Teresa Lingard, the firm's senior law clerk, brings 30 years of experience serving clients. The office is Suite 805 at 80 Richmond Street West in downtown Toronto.

Practice areas

Acquisitions, financing and development

Anderson MacKeigan acts on purchases, sales and financings of commercial property and residential apartment buildings, on land assemblies, and on condominium and subdivision projects right through to plan registration. Its due diligence on acquisition targets can include detailed searches at the land registry office and applications to enhance title, and it handles severances, including creating and releasing easements. Megan MacKeigan acts for developers, builders and land and building owners on residential, subdivision, condominium and mixed-use projects and their financing.

Contracts for landlords, and leasing

Beyond buying and selling, the firm contracts for bulk utility services on behalf of landlords and landlord groups. Commercial leasing is part of the practice too, and Megan MacKeigan acts on both the landlord and the tenant side.

Corporate and commercial

The firm's business clients are owners, both emerging and established, in a wide mix of service and product industries, and its work for them includes shareholder agreements, business succession planning and restructuring for estate planning. Egin Kongoli's corporate practice covers incorporations, mergers and acquisitions, purchases and sales of businesses, and secured lending transactions.

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How Anderson MacKeigan LLP works

Anderson MacKeigan's commitment is that no client's matter is treated as one more file: clients get a personal relationship with the team and ready access to both its lawyers and its staff. The firm puts its effort into long-term relationships, and most new clients come to it on a referral from someone it already acts for. In business deals, the firm's priority is getting the transaction done without complications that don't need to be there.

In the community

  • For more than 10 years Megan MacKeigan has been a director of Players, a non-profit company that stages original musical comedies.
  • Before moving to Toronto, Egin Kongoli served as Director of the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation, and Egin has volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada.
  • Patrick A. Anderson received the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award in 2014.

Affiliations & connections

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Law schools
Osgoode Hall Law School 1 of 3 lawyers
Languages on the roster
Arabic, English, French

The neighbourhood

The firm's building at 80 Richmond Street West is the Victory Building, in Toronto's financial district and linked to the PATH. Baldwin & Greene were the architects. Construction got under way in 1929 and halted at 16 floors, and the last four floors weren't finished until 1937. A later restoration of all four facades, paired with a storefront renovation, took the 2023 Heritage Planning and Architecture Award at the Heritage Toronto Awards, and the renovated lobby keeps period details like the original mailbox.

Queen and Bay is the nearest major intersection, and Queen and Osgoode are the closest subway stations. Anyone driving can use the underground parking garage under Toronto City Hall, across Queen Street from the office.

Frequently asked questions

Does Anderson MacKeigan handle rooftop leases and access agreements with telecom providers?
Yes. Marketing and access agreements with telecommunication companies, including rooftop leases, are part of the firm's real estate practice. Patrick A. Anderson also negotiates commercial deals with major suppliers covering security, parking and the submetering of utilities, telecom access and marketing deals among them.
Can Anderson MacKeigan handle a rural or cottage country property, not just one in the GTA?
Megan MacKeigan of Anderson MacKeigan acts for people buying or selling commercial and residential property, in the city or the countryside, throughout the GTA and in cottage country.
Who at the firm works with land registry and municipal staff in Toronto, Vaughan and York Region?
Teresa Lingard of Anderson MacKeigan has a strong working relationship with senior Land Registry Office and municipal staff in Toronto, Vaughan and York Region. Teresa deals with clients directly on registering subdivision plans, closing subdivision lots and applying for title enhancement.
Does Anderson MacKeigan handle Section 37 and heritage agreements?
Patrick A. Anderson's practice at Anderson MacKeigan takes in municipal agreements, among them site plan, heritage, Section 37 and Section 111 agreements.
Can Anderson MacKeigan act on the purchase or sale of a franchise store?
Anderson MacKeigan handles purchases and sales of franchise stores as part of its corporate and commercial practice, along with asset and share purchase agreements.

Where to find them

80 Richmond Street West, Suite 805, Toronto, ON M5H 2A4 · 416-304-9970

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